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' | <p>I would with great pleasure <del><gap/></del> look out all the | ||
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authorities on this point and send you an <unclear>abstract</unclear> | |||
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of them, but I am at this moment particularly <unclear>hurried</unclear> | |||
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and should not wish to do it unless you especially | |||
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desired it - In that case I should think nothing | |||
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of the trouble, and you might command me | |||
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without scruple -</p> | |||
<p>The truth is that they amount to so little | |||
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and are so much dispersed that I <unclear>doubt</unclear> much | |||
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whether they would ever <unclear>answer</unclear> the trouble of the | |||
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inquiry —</p> | |||
<p>I thank you very much for the time and | |||
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patience you were so good as <unclear>afford</unclear> me | |||
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yesterday, which I shall be anxious to repay | |||
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by all the means in my power —</p> | |||
<p>M<hi rend="superscript">rs</hi>. Wick<unclear>ham</unclear> <unclear>desires</unclear><!-- "denies"? --> her <unclear>Compliments</unclear>, and begs | |||
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I will repeat to you that the Violin must not | |||
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be forgotten.</p> | |||
<p>I should hope that no engagement <unclear>would</unclear> deprive | |||
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us of the pleasure of your & Colonel Bentham's | |||
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company on Thursday -</p> | |||
<p>I am with great truth | |||
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Dear Sir | |||
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your very faithful Servant | |||
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Will:<hi rend="superscript">m</hi> Wick<unclear>ham</unclear></p> | |||
<p>P. Office - W.Chapel. | |||
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Sunday March 9<hi rend="superscript">th</hi>./94</p> | |||
I would with great pleasure look out all the
authorities on this point and send you an abstract
of them, but I am at this moment particularly hurried
and should not wish to do it unless you especially
desired it - In that case I should think nothing
of the trouble, and you might command me
without scruple -
The truth is that they amount to so little
and are so much dispersed that I doubt much
whether they would ever answer the trouble of the
inquiry —
I thank you very much for the time and
patience you were so good as afford me
yesterday, which I shall be anxious to repay
by all the means in my power —
Mrs. Wickham desires her Compliments, and begs
I will repeat to you that the Violin must not
be forgotten.
I should hope that no engagement would deprive
us of the pleasure of your & Colonel Bentham's
company on Thursday -
I am with great truth
Dear Sir
your very faithful Servant
Will:m Wickham
P. Office - W.Chapel.
Sunday March 9th./94
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"William Markham, Archbishop of York" |
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